What are the hazards of mites? If you don't pay attention to the problem of mites, you will regret it.

I have always known that the mites hidden in the pores of our skin are not good things, but I didn’t know that such tiny mites could cause such great harm. You'll probably be surprised after seeing this.

What are the hazards of mites?

Having fair and clean skin is the lifelong pursuit of women, but many girls always have pits and spots on their faces? What is going on? This has a lot to do with the surrounding environment and psychological pressure, but in addition to that, it is also related to a kind of microorganism on the face - mites.

Mites are one of the most common parasitic diseases that infect human skin, medically known as Demodex. Mites live in the sebaceous glands of hair follicles, absorbing nutrients and sebaceous gland oils in cells, thus damaging normal cells and causing the following skin problems:

1. Pigmentation

Mites constantly damage the human body, causing the skin to lose nutrition, become withered and atrophied, and then form pigmentation. If this continues for a long time, symptoms such as small red bumps and acne will appear.

2. Dandruff and itching

When mites eat or move, they stimulate the skin's sensory nerves and cause itching; at the same time, skin cells age and become damaged faster, causing more dandruff.

3. Rough skin

Mites live in the pores, and their increase in number causes the pores to become enlarged, which easily leads to water loss in the skin, resulting in rough skin.

4. Oily face, bacteria breeding

Mites destroy the internal environment of hair follicles and sebaceous glands, causing blockage of hair follicles and increased sebum secretion, resulting in excessive oil content in the skin and bacterial growth.

5. Blackheads, acne

When a large number of mites accumulate in a pore, it can cause folliculitis or acne; in addition, the mite excrement can also cause the pores to become clogged, forming blackheads.

Now that we know the harm of mites, what methods can be used to eliminate them?

Mites are a type of microscopic bacteria that can only be seen under a microscope. They live in hair follicles, so to remove mites you have to use some substances that can penetrate into the pores to kill them.

1. Cleaning and removing mites - organic rosemary non-ionic facial cleanser

No matter how many mites there are on your face, no matter what skin problems you have on your face, the key to having good skin is to clean your face and get rid of the mites. Therefore, organic rosemary non-ionic facial cleanser is recommended for cleaning and removing mites.

Rosemary is a magical herb in Europe. It has the effects of killing bacteria, anti-inflammation and removing mites. It can directly reach the facial hair follicles for deep cleansing and remove mites and bacteria. Using a non-ionic facial cleanser containing rosemary can remove most of the mites on your face. It has high plant active ingredients and strong permeability, and has an astringent and repairing effect on damaged, rough and spotted skin. After using it for a period of time, the pores will become delicate.

2. Spot removal: white vinegar + Atractylodes macrocephala

Method: Soak the Atractylodes powder in white vinegar (just cover the Atractylodes), and seal it for one week. Then take out the Atractylodes macrocephala and use it to make a facial mask every day.

Efficacy: The white vinegar freckle removal trick is the most common one in daily freckle removal. Long-term use can eliminate freckles or dark spots on the face. Atractylodes macrocephala has the effect of whitening and removing spots. If you use it regularly, the spots will fade in one day.